Month: April 2001

Ask A. TV Dear Mr. Television: I am suffering from an identity crisis. I consider myself a follower and not a leader. I have been trying tremendously to become a leader, but some powerful forces

The past decade has seen a gospel hip-hop music revolution. The philosophy of crossing gospel with secular music is to “help reach the young people,” says Kirk Franklin. Franklin, a contemporary gospel artist, produces gospel

After obtaining a diploma from a school with the prestige of the University of Pennsylvania, most students expect to attain success. Angela Nissel, a Southwest Philly native and 1998 UPenn graduate, was no different from

On Campus Spring Fling Comedy Explosion Mitten Great Court Thursday, April 19, 8 p.m. $5 w/GAF, $7 without Student Dance Concert Conwell Dance Theater, 5th fl April 20-21, 8 p.m. Free w/GAF, $5 without “Hollow

This Week’s CD Reviews are on: Buckcherry, Die Form, Manic Street Preachers, Kirsty MacColl, The Mercury Program, Placebo Buckcherry Time Bomb (Dreamworks) Grade: B+ After a few listens to “Ridin’,” the first single from Time

While in college, 24-year-old Angela Peters regularly used tanning salons to build her skin’s tolerance to the sun in preparation for her summer job as a lifeguard. But last year she found out that her